Comments on: Made in America http://blog.pumapac.org/2008/10/21/made-in-america/ People United Means Action Sat, 10 Sep 2011 03:24:02 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: ontheprowlhereinflorida http://blog.pumapac.org/2008/10/21/made-in-america/comment-page-7/#comment-206500 ontheprowlhereinflorida Wed, 22 Oct 2008 23:32:24 +0000 http://blog.pumapac.org/?p=2047#comment-206500 HILLARY SUPPORTERS: GOVERNOR PALIN IS VIABLE! As a woman who strongly supported Senator Hillary Clinton, I have to ask my fellow Hillary supporters; why be loyal to a party which chose to disenfranchise us? I, like many of you, campaigned hard on behalf of Senator Clinton in several states. I remember pleading her case, our case, about America having the ability to nominate a smart, strong, viable female candidate who could ultimately shatter the highest and hardest of ceilings. Women from across the nation – Democrats, Republicans and Independents all rallied around that plea. When I was in Denver for the Democratic National Convention, we celebrated the 88th anniversary of women’s suffrage. That was the night of Hillary’s speech. It was bittersweet for me as I spoke with CNN. I was convinced then that we, as women and a country would not be afforded another opportunity, another viable female candidate for a very long time. Enter Governor Sarah Palin! Wow! She can hunt down the bacon, bring it home, and then fry it up in a pan, and never let you forget that she is a woman! Feminine, tough, smart, and very capable. Governor Palin is a wife, daughter, sister, CEO, CFO, and COO. And, oh yeah a hockey mom! Let’s face it, it will take a “pit bull with lipstick” to defeat the sexism and misogyny that still permeates society today. Abigail Adams frequently wrote letters to her husband John while he was convincing Congress to declare independence. On March 31, 1776, she wrote: “-If particular care and attention is not paid to the ladies, we are determined to foment a rebellion, and will not hold ourselves bound by any laws in which we have no voice or representation.” The more people like Nancy Pelosi and the leaders of the Democratic Party call for “unity,” the more distance I want to create between us. Remember the way Senator Clinton was treated and betrayed by her own, by our own party. Remember how party leaders engaged in and turned a blind eye to the vicious sexist attacks made toward Senator Clinton. Remember how they worked vigorously to defeat our efforts and silence our voices. Then ask yourself if you want to reward this kind of behavior. Now, we should not be complicit to the same attacks toward Governor Palin. Others may engage in blind, irrational loyalty. I, however, will not! There is so much consequence that will emerge from this election. We must not behave as though we are suffering from battered wife syndrome, sounding the alarm, then to simply make up. There will be no honeymoon faze with this gal! Women, we must say no! No way, no how, hell no! Dignity and Country first! Maya Angelou wrote “History, despite its wrenching pain, cannot be unlived, but if faced with courage, need not be lived again. If you don't like something, change it. If you can't change it, change your attitude.” HILLARY SUPPORTERS: GOVERNOR PALIN IS VIABLE!

As a woman who strongly supported Senator Hillary Clinton, I have to ask my fellow Hillary supporters; why be loyal to a party which chose to disenfranchise us? I, like many of you, campaigned hard on behalf of Senator Clinton in several states. I remember pleading her case, our case, about America having the ability to nominate a smart, strong, viable female candidate who could ultimately shatter the highest and hardest of ceilings. Women from across the nation – Democrats, Republicans and Independents all rallied around that plea.

When I was in Denver for the Democratic National Convention, we celebrated the 88th anniversary of women’s suffrage. That was the night of Hillary’s speech. It was bittersweet for me as I spoke with CNN. I was convinced then that we, as women and a country would not be afforded another opportunity, another viable female candidate for a very long time. Enter Governor Sarah Palin!

Wow! She can hunt down the bacon, bring it home, and then fry it up in a pan, and never let you forget that she is a woman! Feminine, tough, smart, and very capable. Governor Palin is a wife, daughter, sister, CEO, CFO, and COO. And, oh yeah a hockey mom! Let’s face it, it will take a “pit bull with lipstick” to defeat the sexism and misogyny that still permeates society today.

Abigail Adams frequently wrote letters to her husband John while he was convincing Congress to declare independence. On March 31, 1776, she wrote: “-If particular care and attention is not paid to the ladies, we are determined to foment a rebellion, and will not hold ourselves bound by any laws in which we have no voice or representation.”

The more people like Nancy Pelosi and the leaders of the Democratic Party call for “unity,” the more distance I want to create between us. Remember the way Senator Clinton was treated and betrayed by her own, by our own party. Remember how party leaders engaged in and turned a blind eye to the vicious sexist attacks made toward Senator Clinton. Remember how they worked vigorously to defeat our efforts and silence our voices. Then ask yourself if you want to reward this kind of behavior. Now, we should not be complicit to the same attacks toward Governor Palin.

Others may engage in blind, irrational loyalty. I, however, will not! There is so much consequence that will emerge from this election. We must not behave as though we are suffering from battered wife syndrome, sounding the alarm, then to simply make up. There will be no honeymoon faze with this gal! Women, we must say no! No way, no how, hell no! Dignity and Country first!

Maya Angelou wrote “History, despite its wrenching pain, cannot be unlived, but if faced with courage, need not be lived again. If you don’t like something, change it. If you can’t change it, change your attitude.”

]]> By: BrianH http://blog.pumapac.org/2008/10/21/made-in-america/comment-page-7/#comment-205672 BrianH Wed, 22 Oct 2008 03:14:38 +0000 http://blog.pumapac.org/?p=2047#comment-205672 About the Powell Bump that Oblabla got; Maybe McCain should counter with Bolton and Wolfowitz! ;) And about "Brian's article" on the post-election emergency: note that it is a copy of SOMEONE ELSE'S COMMENT POSTED on American Thinker -- Raf, from Florida, an ex-military CENCOM planner. About the Powell Bump that Oblabla got;
Maybe McCain should counter with Bolton and Wolfowitz! ;)

And about “Brian’s article” on the post-election emergency: note that it is a copy of SOMEONE ELSE’S COMMENT POSTED on American Thinker — Raf, from Florida, an ex-military CENCOM planner.

]]> By: michelina http://blog.pumapac.org/2008/10/21/made-in-america/comment-page-7/#comment-205031 michelina Tue, 21 Oct 2008 20:29:35 +0000 http://blog.pumapac.org/?p=2047#comment-205031 TYPO ALERT: LOSE:, STRAIGHT TYPO ALERT:

LOSE:, STRAIGHT

]]> By: michelina http://blog.pumapac.org/2008/10/21/made-in-america/comment-page-7/#comment-205028 michelina Tue, 21 Oct 2008 20:28:36 +0000 http://blog.pumapac.org/?p=2047#comment-205028 What a HORRIBLE SAD PLACE they have made for this Great country: MEDIA: can't believe them Newspapers: Can't believe Try telling the TRUTH, can't be done easily. See a birth certificate: can't see it Get a STRAIGHT ANSWER: Can't get it, more rhetoric GET A STRAIGH ANSWER: You loose your job, and most likely your reputation. I can cite many many examples Murphy: I BELIEVE IT, the only doubt I see is the HOTEL, I believe they Bought and spent the money-----WHY--------- 1/2 Billion dollars LATER and For WHAT?????? OBAMA !!!! What a HORRIBLE SAD PLACE they have made for this Great country:

MEDIA: can’t believe them
Newspapers: Can’t believe

Try telling the TRUTH, can’t be done easily.

See a birth certificate: can’t see it
Get a STRAIGHT ANSWER: Can’t get it, more rhetoric

GET A STRAIGH ANSWER: You loose your job, and most likely your reputation.

I can cite many many examples Murphy: I BELIEVE IT, the only doubt I see is the HOTEL, I believe they Bought and spent the money—–WHY——— 1/2 Billion dollars LATER and For WHAT?????? OBAMA !!!!

]]> By: atypical http://blog.pumapac.org/2008/10/21/made-in-america/comment-page-7/#comment-204988 atypical Tue, 21 Oct 2008 20:02:24 +0000 http://blog.pumapac.org/?p=2047#comment-204988 229Aloha http://noquarterusa.net/blog/2008/10/12/the-obama-campaign-role-models-patterned-violence/trackback/ 229Aloha
http://noquarterusa.net/blog/2008/10/12/the-obama-campaign-role-models-patterned-violence/trackback/

]]> By: cosmo http://blog.pumapac.org/2008/10/21/made-in-america/comment-page-7/#comment-204903 cosmo Tue, 21 Oct 2008 19:08:00 +0000 http://blog.pumapac.org/?p=2047#comment-204903 i just wanted to add my perspective. i love hillary too but she lost me when she suspended her nomination and didn't stand up to dean and the rest and demand a fair and open democratic roll call at the convention. to me, if she can't stand up to the dnc how can she stand up to putin? i just wanted to add my perspective. i love hillary too but she lost me when she suspended her nomination and didn’t stand up to dean and the rest and demand a fair and open democratic roll call at the convention. to me, if she can’t stand up to the dnc how can she stand up to putin?

]]> By: oscarp http://blog.pumapac.org/2008/10/21/made-in-america/comment-page-7/#comment-204883 oscarp Tue, 21 Oct 2008 18:55:25 +0000 http://blog.pumapac.org/?p=2047#comment-204883 Good afternoon my PUMA family!! I have been lurking for a little while ( got my internet back recently) and I wanted to say some things regarding Hillary. I became a PUMA from the very beginning, and although I am not very active here due to work reasons( a full time and a part-time job) if I have to become a PUMA, I will do it millions of times without regretting it, and with the sme heart and mind that made me become part of this huge family. I still remember the hope, the anguish we all felt those days when Hillary was still campaigning, and I wonder where is MY Hillary now. I love her, and I will love her, but I still do not understand when women are going to say ENOUGH and step forward no matter what happens. When a woman says ENOUGH, millions of women will join them, and millions of MEN will too. I understand Hillary's position, you bet I do, but there are limits. I am surrounded by Obama supporters here at work, and yet, I fight like hell to defend my position, no matter what, I even have friends who can not understand why I am not voting democrats this year 'cause I have always done it, but I have accepted my responsibility and I have sticked to my mind no matter if in the meantime I lose some "friends" I know that Hillary is a TRUE DEMOCRAT, but it breaks my heart when I see her asking people in Florida to support Obama. Politics sucks, I know that, and pardon my French, but I am very upset to see how due to our love for Hillary we are not allowed to criticize those aspects we don't agree with. Do I want Hillary as president? YES I DO !! Do I admire Hillary? YES I DO!! Do I respect her? YES I DO!! Do I agree with what she is doing for that imbecile? NO, I DON'T !! and that does not make me excluded from my PUMA family, and that does not speak less for my love and respect for her. This is a decisive moment in history, many people can see Hillary's support as a signal that she really thinks he is the best candidate to become president, and she is sending the wrong message to those who are not secure of their political convictions!!! Am I upset at Hillary? No, I am not, but again, I would have preferred to see her fight like the old days for what she believes in, a real DNC, not the piece of human heces that the party has become. Am I angry? Yes, and very angry!! Do I want to vote this year? No, I don't, but I will write John McCain even if it goes against my principles, because I do not want another grain of sand that will contribute to the destruction of this great country ! So I think I am entitled to say that Hillary could have done differently!!!! No matter what happens, I am and I will be a PUMA, my heart hasn't changed a bit !!!! Good afternoon my PUMA family!! I have been lurking for a little while ( got my internet back recently) and I wanted to say some things regarding Hillary. I became a PUMA from the very beginning, and although I am not very active here due to work reasons( a full time and a part-time job) if I have to become a PUMA, I will do it millions of times without regretting it, and with the sme heart and mind that made me become part of this huge family. I still remember the hope, the anguish we all felt those days when Hillary was still campaigning, and I wonder where is MY Hillary now. I love her, and I will love her, but I still do not understand when women are going to say ENOUGH and step forward no matter what happens. When a woman says ENOUGH, millions of women will join them, and millions of MEN will too.
I understand Hillary’s position, you bet I do, but there are limits. I am surrounded by Obama supporters here at work, and yet, I fight like hell to defend my position, no matter what, I even have friends who can not understand why I am not voting democrats this year ’cause I have always done it, but I have accepted my responsibility and I have sticked to my mind no matter if in the meantime I lose some “friends”
I know that Hillary is a TRUE DEMOCRAT, but it breaks my heart when I see her asking people in Florida to support Obama. Politics sucks, I know that, and pardon my French, but I am very upset to see how due to our love for Hillary we are not allowed to criticize those aspects we don’t agree with. Do I want Hillary as president? YES I DO !! Do I admire Hillary? YES I DO!! Do I respect her? YES I DO!! Do I agree with what she is doing for that imbecile? NO, I DON’T !! and that does not make me excluded from my PUMA family, and that does not speak less for my love and respect for her.
This is a decisive moment in history, many people can see Hillary’s support as a signal that she really thinks he is the best candidate to become president, and she is sending the wrong message to those who are not secure of their political convictions!!!
Am I upset at Hillary? No, I am not, but again, I would have preferred to see her fight like the old days for what she believes in, a real DNC, not the piece of human heces that the party has become. Am I angry? Yes, and very angry!! Do I want to vote this year? No, I don’t, but I will write John McCain even if it goes against my principles, because I do not want another grain of sand that will contribute to the destruction of this great country ! So I think I am entitled to say that Hillary could have done differently!!!! No matter what happens, I am and I will be a PUMA, my heart hasn’t changed a bit !!!!

]]> By: freddiebrown http://blog.pumapac.org/2008/10/21/made-in-america/comment-page-7/#comment-204868 freddiebrown Tue, 21 Oct 2008 18:47:18 +0000 http://blog.pumapac.org/?p=2047#comment-204868 #278 mountainsong - I always read you posts and follow your frame of thought whenever I can. I smiled and did a mental high 5 to you when you bit the bullet and voted for the right guy. When I read about Hillary's speech in Florida a few days ago, I couldn't believe it. It was such an eye opener, that she was able to put aside her personal feelings about her former opponent to embrace the party. Even tho she has amazing qualities about her, she knows which side her bread is buttered. Its really pointless to be dissappointed in what others say or do because we will be forever dissappointed. Just like whoever said that Hillary is a Puma. That is how the person feels. It is right for her and we should let it be and move on. We don't always say what is right for others but sometimes we say what is right for us for that moment. I guess I am trying to make you feel better by not letting others cause you dissappointment. Just understand that they do what they think is right and perhaps we won't take things they do too much to heart. The same goes vice versa - people could be dissappointed at how we are, they just have to accept it and move on. Don't let people dissappoint you. You will be happier. It is possible. I am giving you another high 5 - I think you ROCK and you don't even know it. #278 mountainsong – I always read you posts and follow your frame of thought whenever I can.

I smiled and did a mental high 5 to you when you bit the bullet and voted for the right guy.

When I read about Hillary’s speech in Florida a few days ago, I couldn’t believe it. It was such an eye opener, that she was able to put aside her personal feelings about her former opponent to embrace the
party. Even tho she has amazing qualities about her, she knows which side her bread is buttered.

Its really pointless to be dissappointed in what others say or do because we will be forever dissappointed. Just like whoever said that Hillary is a Puma. That is how the person feels. It is right for her and we should let it be and move on. We don’t always say what is right for others but sometimes we say what is right for us for that moment.

I guess I am trying to make you feel better by not letting others cause you dissappointment. Just understand that they do what they think is right and perhaps we won’t take things they do too much to heart. The same goes vice versa – people could be dissappointed at how we are, they just have to accept it and move on.

Don’t let people dissappoint you. You will be happier.
It is possible.

I am giving you another high 5 – I think you ROCK and you don’t even know it.

]]> By: BrooklynNY http://blog.pumapac.org/2008/10/21/made-in-america/comment-page-7/#comment-204867 BrooklynNY Tue, 21 Oct 2008 18:45:48 +0000 http://blog.pumapac.org/?p=2047#comment-204867 #326 jenniforhillary I also give Murphy permission to give you my email address. Email her also for mine if you'd like. #326 jenniforhillary

I also give Murphy permission to give you my email address. Email her also for mine if you’d like.

]]> By: GBPuma http://blog.pumapac.org/2008/10/21/made-in-america/comment-page-7/#comment-204865 GBPuma Tue, 21 Oct 2008 18:45:23 +0000 http://blog.pumapac.org/?p=2047#comment-204865 The more I've research the facts and mega years of information I have come to the conclusion that it isn't the DNC's fault (not that I'm letting them off from their participation in the corruption) but it is Obama and his "Mob" syndicated corruption that has taken over the entire election.....and I mean "mob" in the old sense of the word....syndicated crime and politics of the Old Chicago criminal Politics of crime bosses running the show...it goes so deep and so very long and ingrained that no one can stand up unscathed to them....even Elliot Ness and J Edgar Hoover would have a hard time..........when you have money, power, crime, corruption, politics, communist philosophy, socialist ties, and extreme Radicalism tied together you get one very deadly cocktail. His white Grandfather and friends, and O-ssiah's youth years are not innocent in the formation of who Obama really is. There is plenty of contributions and blame to go around.......let's just say that his parents, grandparents, and family weren't as "mainstream" American as he would like people to believe......it is way too much to be discussed in detail here .....no I'm not saying that they were bad people just different philosophies from the "average" American...but always far Left. The more I’ve research the facts and mega years of information I have come to the conclusion that it isn’t the DNC’s fault (not that I’m letting them off from their participation in the corruption) but it is Obama and his “Mob” syndicated corruption that has taken over the entire election…..and I mean “mob” in the old sense of the word….syndicated crime and politics of the Old Chicago criminal Politics of crime bosses running the show…it goes so deep and so very long and ingrained that no one can stand up unscathed to them….even Elliot Ness and J Edgar Hoover would have a hard time……….when you have money, power, crime, corruption, politics, communist philosophy, socialist ties, and extreme Radicalism tied together you get one very deadly cocktail. His white Grandfather and friends, and O-ssiah’s youth years are not innocent in the formation of who Obama really is. There is plenty of contributions and blame to go around…….let’s just say that his parents, grandparents, and family weren’t as “mainstream” American as he would like people to believe……it is way too much to be discussed in detail here …..no I’m not saying that they were bad people just different philosophies from the “average” American…but always far Left.

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